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Timing Adjuster and Computer Chip

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  • Start date Start date Aug 27, 2005
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I am thinking about getting a custom burned chip for my car. I have a timing aduster, pullies c&l intake, k&n fipk, 75mm throttle body and a catted xpipe. Should i remove the timing adjuster or should it be set at 0? If anyone has done this let me know your thoughts

 
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